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Sweet Wildflower Mountain Wedding in Flagstaff Arizona

This sweet and honest wild flower wedding in Flagstaff Arizona is full of mountain goodness. From the lush wildflower bouquets to bride's dainty flower crown, you will be oohing and ahhing over every sweet detail.

Cheyenne + CodyFlagstaff, Arizona 5/17/2014

Why did you choose the Mountains for your wedding?

The two of us met in Flagstaff while going to school and absolutely love it here. Cody grew up in the mountains in Show Low, Arizona so it was no question we were going to get married outside.

Wedding Day Weather

Beautiful and sunny!

Number of guests that attended

300

What was your theme for your wedding?

Neutral colors and wildflowers.

Where did you find your inspiration?

Pinterest! And more Pinterest.

Your budget

$12,000

Biggest Splurge

Our amazing photographers

Biggest Savings

DIY decorations. We have amazing friends! And in printing/invite, save the date, program designing. Our awesome friend Caroline Sleeper did all of the designing for us!

How did you choose to personalize your wedding?

Our hashtag. Cody and I have the same middle name so it was #cmbsquared. The wedding was in our friends backyard.

What was your favorite part of the reception?

Dancing! It was a party.

What are three things you're super glad you did?

Do a wedding video

Had our amazing friend Caroline design all of our prints.

Not hold back on our invite list

What was the biggest challenge in planning your mountain wedding and how did you overcome it?

The hardest part was trying to figure out parking for so many people at a house! Luckily, there was a huge empty lot across the street (route 66) that a sweet sweet woman wine and let us use. Then we just had some of our friends do shuttling!

How did you find and choose your vendors?

Mostly through our friends and word of mouth.

What is your best piece of advice to other mountain brides who are planning their weddings?

Don't hold back! The dreams that you have for your wedding are important and there is almost ALWAYS a way to do it within a budget. Be creative!